The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-08-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Oil market closed yesterday 81.
Opening this morning at &c.
Get registered.
TO morrow the season for oysters
opens.
g. w. Robinson is eDlarging the
ware.room in the rear of his store.
Treasurer Fitzgerald has drilled
water well on the premises he occu
pies, during the week.
-Ferd Wenk is making some de.
cided improvements on his farm resi-
dence on German Hill.
The squirrel season opens to. NOR.
row, Sept. 1st. It's time to commence
talking up match hunt.
The Warren fair is in progress
this week. Many of our citizens will
SO up morrow, so they say.
Mrs. John johnson, of Bradford,
accompanied by her two sons, is pay.
ing her sister Mrs. j. H. Diugman a
visit.
Mr.. Chas. August, of Evausburg,
Crawford county, visited over Sunday
with his brother in.law, w. l.. Kline.
silver.
The Franklin Fair begins next
Tuesday. Elaborate preparations are
making to outdo all previous efforts in
that line.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Colt, of Meadville,
with her children, is paying her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Roberts,
visit this week.
Mrs, j. Y. Saul is moving her
family and household goods to Titus.
vile, where her son Will. is engaged
in the Railroad office.
The borough schools open next
Monday for the fall term, with Prof.
Donnell, W. j. Bloomfield, aud Miss
Aggie Kerr as teachers.
"A press of other matter has some
what curtailed our usual amount of
local reading this week, but we'll en-.
deayor to crowd in more next week.
Mr. VIII II. May of Louisville,
paid his mother aud other relatives
here visit during the week. We
were pleased to note he was in good
health.
PROF. G. H. Donnell, Principal of
the borough schools, has arrived with
his household goods and will occupy
Jared Huling's pleasant little cottage
on Vine St.
This is the last opportunity we
will have of reminding our Republi.
can friends of the necessity to get reg.
istered in order to vote this fall. See
to it at once.
JUICE Proper aud daughter, Ret.
ia, are in Litch6eld, ILL.,, at present
on visit with S. A. Warmers family.
Mrs. V. has been very i'll, but is now
recovering rapidly.
Rob. j. Huddleson is again laid
up with a cut iu the knee received
while taking out ties on Monday. A
few more whacks and Bob. will be
entitled to pension.
Lost Somewhere between Mr..
Dingman's residence aud the NJ. E.
Church, gold bracelet. The finder
will confer favor by leaving it with
the above named gentleman.
The oyster season. the squirrel
season and the New York marriage
license law all go into effect to morrow.
The latter will prove a sad crack to
the York State border preachers.
Frank Hunter, who has been with
the Grove boys, drilling at Cynthiana,
KY, came home last week to accept
the position ct tho station made va.
cant by Will saul's resignation.
Mrs. w. j. Bleakley returned to
her home in Franklin last Saturday
after u pleasant visit with Mrs. Col.
Thomas. Mics Florence Klinestiver
accompanied her for few days visit.
Hon. Lucips Rogers, the talented
editor of that staunch exponent of
RepublicaniSm, the Mexican Miner,
stopped in town a few hours on
Wednesday last while on his way to
the Oil City reunion, in which be took
a prominent part